NASA Poch Space Pioneers returned to Earth in March after being stuck at the International Space Station for more than nine months due to a double test trip
NASA's astronauts told the pain and pain of life on Earth after they were stuck in space for 286 days and confessed “gravity Binten for a while.” Poach Wilmor and Sony Williams returned to Earth in March after a creative test trip for more than nine months before letting them cut off at the International Space Station.
Their Spacex capsule is known in the Gulf of Mexico on March 18. Within an hour, astronauts were out of their capsule, waving and smiling in the cameras while they were wandering in revisions to receive the transfer for a routine medical examination. It was not an easy modification process for life on earth because it has now ended nearly two months of physical therapy. This meant spending two hours a day in training and air conditioning training so that building muscle mass.
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Mr. Willmore, 62, said he is still suffering from back pain after the rehabilitation has ended.
He said that this period is different from different people, but in the end it overcomes this type of nervous balance of problems “that is implemented for a period, and that period differs for different people, but in the end it overcomes this type of nervous balance.
While Ms. Williams, 59, talked about fatigue, which made her more difficult to wake up early in the morning as she preferred.
“We are still softening the capsule in the ocean, and my neck begins to harm, while we have not been extracted yet.” This explains how the human body has evolved over millions of years with the gravity of the earth.
The two are expected to disappear after one week or so, after launching the new Starliner crew capsule at Boeing on June 5.
Many problems appeared on the way to the space station to the point that NASA was eventually sent empty Starliner and moved the pilots to the test to Spacex, and pushed the return to the homeland to February. Then the SPACEX capsule problems added another month's delay.
They turned the land 4,576 times and traveled 121 million miles by spraying time. Part of their amendment has seen them talking to psychologists and psychiatrists about their experiences on the International Space Station.
“You have been paid together and day seven days a week in 24 hours a day, and like any family there is a point where something gets rubbed in a wrong way or something – happens anywhere.”
Both retired naval leaders, Mr. Wilmor and Mrs. Williams confirmed that they did not mind spending more time in space – a long deployment that reminds us of their military days – when they returned to Earth. But they admitted that it was difficult for their families.
